Fuel relief scheme expanded to petrol stations without internet access
Most outlets reported the expansion of the Prime Minister’s fuel relief scheme to petrol stations lacking internet access, noting the approval was granted during a committee meeting chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar. Pakistan Observer added context about the impact of weak internet signals on access to basic services, while Dunya News focused more directly on the decision and its administrative setting.
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Fuel relief scheme expanded to petrol stations without internet access
The approval was granted at a meeting of the committee to review the implementation of the Prime Minister's Special Relief Scheme in Islamabad, with DPM Ishaq Dar in the chair
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PM Fuel Relief Scheme: SMS Fuel Tokens approved for areas with No Internet
ISLAMABAD – For people in areas where weak internet signal can mean missing out on basic services, Prime Minister’s fuel…
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